The partnership between Catholic and Protestant schools in Limavady visited this week by Hillary Clinton is an “examplar” of shared education, a leading academic has said.
Queen’s University Professor Tony Gallagher was speaking to Belfast after the collaboration between the Co Derry schools of St Mary’s and Limavady High School was recognised by former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton this week.
The former First Lady visited a ‘shared campus’ between the two schools, which sit next door to one another, earlier this week as part of a series of events to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.
